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Studio

Walk the bowl. Test the gates.

Ticket, age, parking, role, canteen. A 3D arena so the consume story is visible, not only documented.

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Why a stadium

From 2026/27, Premier League clubs have to issue digital tickets. Plenty of those tickets now sit in a phone wallet and talk to a turnstile over NFC. Others still use hidden or rotating barcodes. The common job is matchday access that is harder to forward than a PDF.

That job does not stop at the outer gate. Parking, 18+ bars, hospitality, crew corridors and staff canteens each ask a narrower question. Age, role, seat section, one-time meal spend. The industry argument is often about cameras and facial recognition. Studio takes the other fork: prove the entitlement, keep the person off the wire.

The bowl you walk is invented. So are the wallets. Verification here models policy flow. It is not the production prove path on api.affix-io.com, and it is not an NFC or biometric product.

Access Arena

Pick a persona, walk to a scanner, press E. Customer, VIP, crew, artist and security admin each carry a different synthetic clearance. Security Admin can queue a replay or tamper for the next scan.

The walk-through needs a keyboard and mouse. On a phone you can still read the gates below.

Educational simulation

Enter Access Arena

Fictional venue. Synthetic credentials. Press E at a scanner to see the policy steps. Click the view after entry to lock look controls.

Gates on the floor

Each scanner asks one question. The HUD names the steps that passed and the step that blocked.

Arrival and turnstiles

Public and staff parking, then ticket plus Merkle inclusion at the perimeter. VIP lanes need a higher role tier.

Concourse

An 18+ kiosk, a ticket helpdesk, and a tariff refresh. Age is a threshold, not a reusable identity profile.

Seating and hospitality

Section A is a general ticket. VIP seating, reception and lounge sit behind role plus ticket checks.

Backstage

Crew corridors, loading bay and tech room. Artist and security clearances open more of the map.

Canteen

Meal redemption spends a one-time nullifier. A replay of that spend is denied on the next scan.

High-security rooms

Green room, stage side and the security operations centre add a simulated post-quantum signature policy on top of role.

Controls

  • WASDMove
  • MouseLook, once the pointer is locked
  • ShiftSprint
  • SpaceJump
  • EInteract with the nearest scanner, kiosk, gate or door
  • MMinimap
  • HHelp
  • TabAttack console, Security Admin only
  • EscUnlock the pointer so you can use the HUD

A walkable demo, not a trailer

There is no public broadcast of this scene as a YouTube asset on this page. The walkable demo is the artefact. Ticket Pass is the product cousin.

Ticket Pass

Rotating QR and one-scan consume.

Ticket Pass

Age

The same 18+ question in a simpler form.

Age Pass

Questions

What is AffixIO Studio?

An unlisted educational walk-through called Access Arena. You move through a fictional stadium and trigger simulated policy checks at parking, turnstiles, seating, VIP, backstage, canteen and the security operations centre.

Is this production AffixIO cryptography?

No. Wallets, tickets, Merkle inclusion, nullifiers and post-quantum signatures in Studio are synthetic. Production prove and ML-DSA-65 attestation live on api.affix-io.com with the AffixIO SDKs.

Does Studio store personal data?

No. Every credential is invented for the session. Audit events are built to exclude names, dates of birth, ticket numbers, emails and phone numbers.

How does this relate to UK digital ticketing?

Premier League clubs must issue digital tickets from 2026/27, and many grounds now use NFC wallet passes or rotating barcodes at the turnstile. Studio is not that stack. It is a way to walk the policy questions those gates still have to answer.

What input does the walk-through need?

A desktop browser with a keyboard and mouse. WASD moves, mouse looks, E interacts. Escape unlocks the pointer so you can use the persona selector and HUD.

Is this a real venue?

No.

Is there a YouTube upload of this scene on this page?

No. The walkable demo is the artefact. Ticket Pass is the product cousin.